The presentation-limit presheaf and its stalks as rings #
The presentation-limit presheaf is naturally valued in complete separated topological
commutative rings. Stalks, however, are algebraic colimits: their topology is discarded. This
file forgets the topology on sections, packages the result as a CommRingCat-valued
presheafed space, and constructs the canonical germ map from the coordinate ring of every
rational neighbourhood to the stalk.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.presentationLimitPresheafInCommRingCatis the underlying commutative-ring presheaf.TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.presentationLimitPresheafedSpacepackages it onSpa(A,A⁺).TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.presentationLimitRationalGermmaps the coordinate ring of a rational neighbourhood to the stalk at a point.
Main result #
TauCeti.ValuationSpectrum.presentationLimitRationalGerm_res says that these rational germ
maps are compatible with the comparison morphisms between rational coordinate rings.
exists_presentationLimitRationalGerm_eq says every germ comes from a rational coordinate ring,
and exists_map_homOfRationalSubsetSubset_eq_zero says a zero germ restricts to zero on some
smaller rational neighbourhood.
References #
- T. Wedhorn, Adic Spaces (arXiv:1910.05934v1), §8.1.
The presentation-limit presheaf after forgetting the topology on its section rings.
This is the presheaf whose stalks are the ring colimits used in the locally ringed-space structure. The topology is forgotten only after taking the limits that define sections.
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Forgetting the topology of the presentation-limit presheaf gives its ring presheaf.
Evaluating the underlying ring presheaf on an open gives the underlying ring of the presentation limit over that open.
Restriction in the underlying ring presheaf is the underlying morphism of the reindexing map
between presentation limits. The equality transports account for the sealed evaluation theorem
presentationLimitPresheaf_obj.
Spa(A,A⁺) equipped with the underlying commutative-ring presentation-limit presheaf.
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On a rational open, the underlying ring of the presentation limit is the underlying ring of its rational coordinate ring.
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The rational comparison isomorphism is the underlying ring map of the comparison
presentationLimitRationalIso, after transporting along presentationLimitPresheaf_obj.
The inverse rational comparison is the underlying inverse comparison followed by transport
along presentationLimitPresheafInCommRingCat_obj.
The rational-open comparison isomorphisms identify restriction with the comparison map of rational coordinate rings, after forgetting topology.
The germ map from a rational coordinate ring to the stalk at a point of the corresponding rational open. It first identifies the coordinate ring with the presentation-limit sections and then applies the ordinary presheaf germ map.
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The rational germ map is the inverse comparison isomorphism followed by the presheaf germ map on the rational open.
Rational germ maps commute with restriction: passing from a rational neighbourhood to a smaller one does not change the resulting germ in the stalk.
Rational germ maps commute with restriction: passing from a rational neighbourhood to a smaller one does not change the resulting germ in the stalk.
Every germ is a rational germ: each element of the stalk at x is the germ of an
element of the coordinate ring A⟨p⟩ of some rational neighbourhood R(p) of x.
A rational germ vanishes only if a restriction does: if an element of A⟨p⟩ has zero
germ at x, then its image in the coordinate ring of some smaller rational neighbourhood of x
is already zero.